Myanmar's government has entered into a major development agreement with a consortium of Japanese companies to build tech, food and textile factories. For many, this means more jobs, trade and revenue. But to make room, some farmers are being evicted and... [See video]
After a series of bold economic and political reforms, the 22nd World Economic Forum on East Asia will be the first leading international gathering of senior decision-makers from industry, government, academia and civil society to be held in Myanmar.... [See video]
At the White House, President Barack Obama welcomed Myanmar President Thein Sein, the first Burmese leader to visit Washington in nearly five decades. Ray Suarez talks to Jennifer Quigley of the U.S. Campaign for Burma and Priscilla Clap, former chief of... [See video]
Correspondent Emily Drew explores how the Myanmar Diaspora in the U.S. is reacting to increasingly positive relations between the two countries fostered by democratic reforms in Myanmar. [See video]
Since 2011, Myanmar has achieved progress in its financial industry. It managed to reduce 50% of its 10 billion US dollar accumulated foreign debt, established a floating exchange rate, and liberalized its single insurance market. But more concerns are... [See video]
The opening-up of Myanmar has meant that some of the most prized sectors are up for bid. The country is now inundated with foreign firms trying to get in on the action. [See video]
The name Myanmar is derived from the local name Myanma Naingngandaw, which is a name used by the governent which is currently in power there. While the real meaning of the name is not clear, it is interesting to note... ... More